Alleged Nazi Collaborators in the United States After World War II

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The book provides a detailed exploration of the postwar efforts to identify and apprehend 150 suspected Nazi collaborators who had settled in the United States. It delves into their immigration processes, the challenges faced in tracking them down, and the eventual establishment of an investigative body in the 1970s aimed at pursuing justice for their wartime actions. The narrative highlights the complexities of postwar accountability and the intersection of history and law enforcement.